Stainless steel automatic hospital Operating Room Sliding Doors are designed for use in sterile areas of hospitals like operating rooms, ICUs, laboratories, and negative pressure wards. Generally, they are crafted from stainless steel that does not corrode, fights germs, and prevents pollution.

Key features of these Hospital Sliding Doors

1. Equipped with contactless control methods such as microwave sensors and foot switches.

2. Surrounded by sealing strips, the door forms an efficient airtight seal when closed, isolating external dust and bacteria.

3. 304/316L stainless steel door body and track system, corrosion-resistant, fingerprint-proof, smooth surface and easy to clean.

4. Equipped with infrared anti-pinch protection, safety protection design that causes the door body to bounce back when it encounters an obstacle.

AMBER's Automatic Hospital Door is not only suitable for hospitals but can also be applied in cleanrooms across industries such as pharmaceuticals, food, cosmetics, electronics, and optical semiconductors.

FAQ

Q1: Why are Operating Room Sliding Doors different from ordinary Hospital Doors?

A: Because they are sterile areas, operating rooms require better door seals, higher antibacterial materials and higher convenience than common Sliding Doors Hospital. This makes sure that closing the door seals it airtightly and also provides soundproofing, dustproofing and antibacterial properties, thus preventing germs from moving in or out of the surgical area.

Q2: What are the common types of Sliding Doors in Hospitals?

A: 1. Manual sliding doors: Moderately priced, commonly used in auxiliary areas and patient rooms.

2. Automatic sliding doors: Often seen in clean zones, operating rooms, and ICUs, they also have sensors that open them and gaskets that seal the opening.

3. Heavy-duty safety doors: Hospital Security Doors installed in radiology departments or laboratories, equipped with radiation-proof and explosion-proof functions.